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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30


chlnt In yous ssm"s' i,vs so,,nS c~s vou sr,
! snSneeSiitic,s and l,u i.ssS cunisk vou,
NO. kness"-Nsta Darodied somc Of hIs ovr
! vords--- q he mn sivinS vou tho nover.T
"Wis-,hs .%si incs yc1h vo., viii.u
uNo
w. All. CAS-, r-oua s,.o,.
/ MIA - r:iss, al sac,y W,s S,;n ltsnns,S -
! kmshcs' ma som"thio, csrrisd him out ri
bic iosmsr wise colt he ran bsoI 2 .hs
Scsn ,srs arS n,,cs IN" "% n \. hsou"St X ne
/ tronhv - Ms,S "
1srS,s ~ sns vo,, ~ hs cr,sa. ,rrhera A.
/ s.ccst Ircs a. Hniss 90 "a imct IN, v0u and
-, '.C. .C., .h.,, ~. ,ns ' Wou h.ys w. :,vsn
| ma vc,,, sslsSm
SSnns Sso,p the rest ,ntsrrupted him.
Oon,d hS rnssihiv hsve t,een wOng N say
sScS - M e.,sh r, th.,.s rII v,vsa' 7abie1 nj
0ssaS '"'''' ~ ''
sNn. hs ou,ck, Tbev ara ali waiting for
ma - mi Nsis ran hs,iore MIN. Hbo C0il,i
by NO mssns i.ce suv tai king In such 8 ras
sis~,Sae s.r.ir AZ thts ,Isitar ri fact vouth VA,
i SSv~ion,"s Shs Isi. mi. Ana shc ran n n to
the olbers LAUGHING ana talking gsyiy.
Sssnssay sSsss,S,y nef nu"of nso "onol'""'
The swss. mtdsum NOR eve clo,ed In, and
me sssy % o. sus n,x9. 81 came Ens,.na c
~ IhSv Sr"vs hon,s fro,n their dsv's ex.
1e;rs y, hs me .osss rCs .osrvwhsrs. ''
An ths vouns ossitroushs were out In tho
~rnnndS yish W,i,i" AMI his Srienda Mr.
onsiasnush' 1 % s,.vlhsossI % and viss. vent ont
TOO. Perhaps he laughed over Il eli, but there
had never bssn midaumm NOR eve he could
! rscoilsos Without the burning Of the witch
nrsa. No, iudesd and II his children had
shown themselves very advanced In the
/ common senss Of the age and neRlectful OF
the old oustonS he good msn, would have
been just ons degree unoomfossably sur
prised.
They had oil had merry supper-Manx
folk or0 primttivA and supper IN not yet
wholly cast into obllvion-and then all went
out Two Of the girls threw light ohaWl1
over their heads, Nsssie stuck on gray felt
hat OF her father'A and they went gayly
around tho house and through the unkompe
luxurious flower garden then throHsh the
shsstsd the beds with their crumpled outer
leaves whore tho straw berries blinked rosy
from amid the tanRle OF long suckers where
alleys were made by trained apple trees
whose green young fruit promised Joys 70
lads s0d maids In the days u come.
"Ah!' suddenly young Phiilipson ex-
claime0.
''Tho Corrin's nro at BsliasegeAn" and
Mr.. Qualtrough turned round. There hsd
come 9nlden, spriDging, hAsning Nght on
hts lass housea.
"horrid", Nessie exclaimed angriIy, end
ours not alight yet jim hosrld. !
specially eave him orders N ltght up early,
becauso Mona Corrin declared they'd have
the nnost snow III 10 speaking O him 10
morrow morning.
"IDO, dear. do b0Y cousin WHO 0otO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30
n UMPHREYY
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifies.

Hor hofses. Cattle. Sheep. Dogs, Hogs, Poultry.
500 PAGB BOOK
On Treatment Of Animals and Chart Sent Fra.
CuReS.Fevers, Congestious, lpnam,naaaan-
AA.-0pinal Meningitis, Miik Rever = &
hh--Strainss LAnenees. rheumatism. h'si
CC..Dtst0mpefs NASAL DisChArR0a
D.D.-BOtS or 0rubs. worms
E1.-Coughs, Heaveo, Pneumonia.
1f.-COliC or 9ripes, Bellyache. .Fs
9.9.-niscarriage, HemOrrhaTes.
H;H..Urtnary and Kidney Diseases.
IL-8ruptiv9 Diseases, Mango.
J.K.-DtSeAses Of Digestion.
STABLE CASE, with SPECIFICS, Manual.
Witch Hazel OIL and MedicatOr ,,.....o ~ -
fkACEs single bottle lover q. .doses)...... 60
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS OR
BENT PREPAID ON kECElPT OF PRICE
Humphrey Med. Co. LOO Fulton st.. n, r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30
where Thsy ara safe From Heat.

fIOm the Chicago Tribune
IL IL sn instructive and pOndsrOus fact that
very lew people are ever overcome by tho
heat when regularly In their PLACES ut church
during the SUNDAY morning services.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30
AHrek

safer tbs clouds the blue.
After the drought the dew,
Ana after you've taken your summer VACATION
9he bills VII shower on you"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30

show me Q mans library, and will tell
you whas kind os . man hs n Thsso y no
quicker and no sufof way Of reading Q
mans character, thsn slmpiy 10 rsad The
taties oi his bookA
I don't know whether that has boen
said BY any one else before or not Nor
does N make much difference u u true
anyhow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30
IT,
WEAK MEN

sussr,ns nom tAs s1sete Of yoctnful 80
eSriy decay. waiting yeAknoaa t.t oa11eS
tcininS tai particulaFs 10. hcme elres S19 q
elagYS splsnai1 ms:iteei vose s1c9l4 u
49,. AllfeeA PkOS. -. g. sQWt&
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30

From the Duluth Paragrsphor.
The average boarding hoass u having ~
time 0i II juss now.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30
ULY'S OREAA BALM.
OATARRH---HAY FEVER.

HAY FBvBR is an inhsued condition oft0o
lining membrane OF the nostriis, ASaHI-1a uQfn -
throat anectfng the lungs. An xcrtd mnSSS5
eecretod, the Discharge ID accom- Canied Win q
burning sensation. There are severe srasno a
sneezing. frequent attacks OF headschs. WAtegY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30

From the New York world.
IL IL consistent for Prohibitionists 70 non
insto \ "iull" tiCketf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30
MApiCAA
THR NEW QulNiNA ''93!I
K A S X I IN
(The NEW QUieaiNe.)
.0lvkS.
Good Appetiss,
New 0tron9th, Nh
s'''' sss;;s s:Ss; -.
PoWeAeul roNlc


~ shs most as,ieats stomach win bsas, "a
AsPeciric eoR MALARIA, NNgumAr1nl9
NERVOUS sPRosTRATloN. &:
Ana III Qerm Diseases.
RilHn TnE H1sT .,sf fTnHIeHTIrlu Aup suCCRssruk
LII y. 4. 0illees - h0s1 iSSlS sSssSS -
I0r9s Wae eulo0 b kaoSlnS a eScSSSa
!erfel prustrAtlOn after 0ove1 ysSSS ~ ~
ne nAo run down ir0sn IN p0un1S Is r..
on Aasktn0 In JunA 10D4 V02t " VS ~ SX
month. re9aino0 his full weight ln ~ iSrSSS
Vuinine did him no eood WhSSsvSf. f5 ~.
Mr. Gideon Thompeoa, ~ 61Gps Ano1nSra
the most respected citiseSs of nff6aerofS o.
isst three yean have s66sr0d no. SaissSS
tho omoce Of qutnine pOleoulng. I FU0WlI -
gan with kasktn0 which broke up tie ISnA
en0 INCREASED my weight - pounds" -7s7
.us .: =. e0lom0nss Of 1do HALLIDAY 81 D.
CITY. wrtte9 ny son Harry. eleven y0SfS r.
cured o. Malaria by kaSEina, amer 6fl3
montoe uInosBs whom We hA0 gtv0n mn al n11SH
L6!tors from the above poisOns, G1yin9 GN
oesAIs VIII Dc sent on application. -
Aaekine can be taken without any gnoGno
mooicA aovice. ol.O par bottle. eold By - q
q. b. COCHRAN.
Druggist ls7 ana In North Queen st.. 49,.
ter' "a. or sent By mail ON receipt of pr1o0. :
feb% iySHw TTHis
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30

1t Ia not tho number OF books 10 library
that signifies mcst but the kind. II man
have only fifty volumes. 10 they 10 elsmen-
tai, fundamental. great, books, really repre-
sentative of the worlds best thought aud
truest knowledge, they witness 70 the owners
snd clearly than would nve thousand gath.
cred indisCriminstsly, bought BY the yard,
or selected with . full pocketbOok but su
empty head.
have often thought that II people would
realize how thoroughly they make them
selves known, lay bare their inner selves.
they would perhaps be little more careful
and sensible In the purchase OF books. but
how lew do realize u =? UNCAs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30


Whereat jim isosd the Inevitable and be-
slowed ell hi: .ct,vs care upon hi: pipe
He shrugged his bent shoulder perhs ps it
IVES at the foolhsrdinsss OF young nsids
into the gray night. 1t came with sudden
tssh just bshind where Nsssie and the boys
stnOd and talked.
Ooe golden lash there wss dry gore had
%ss, R'!J q s: Ninth ns g,. ysy
Then the Hash died down; then-Another
blaze A quick, abort CRY on the top OF It :;
Meta. foot tre.d!ug on the unseen dry
had kindisd the hsme, and-her dress, .
soft muslin thing, had been caught by It
There was . rush. All were first and all
were lest, It seemed. Meta was down upon
the ground before the rush and cry were
Ing spark ives hurried out OF lifA
For one moment Meta lost sight and
sound. Then memory hashed back one
sight and one soupd,-DOyle rhillipson she
give one cry.
Meta !-my own
How tha sOtt gray night echoed the words
Had she dreamed them Wss she dream
ering lights OF the distant hills we're psling
/ under the bret 70 her father stood over her,
bidding her not TO +" be afraid. "
"YOur o0at hes sufiered. +" This she
heard Mr.. Qusltrough ssy 70 a6im. shsdowy
/ figure The voice was low, and such ~
comes when mans inner sslf II trembling.
Doyle made light answer. Men do AN
swer lightly, even when perhaps the grsvssI
question OF their lie 10 hghtinR tor its an
answer within them. He pushed his aTu,
Into bic ooat sleeves. and oil At once he found
that 10 orushing down the rising flame o.
Meas drsas hs had got his hand burned.
Avesk hsnos the young men had to g
away from Man.
Douglas On the morrow. 10 a. 10 Dc In TIM,
sOr TN. boat 4 good hours drive this Was
eid they mus p mp hetimaA He and BIZ
irteods bad esrollsd over The nslds from hi
hihers Aeuaoi thay would naturally q,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30

oOnl the measure OF nor ytOuOl0A 30 r0o010R,
He wss thinking what 8 lovely study her
radiance would make for Aorne girl saint OF
middssge religion.
"Every one hes ohink In bis afuhor, you
know and though ] am matter of saoi per
"fnd me vuinsr.bls somewhere"
The rest were ahead, every one Oi them
laden with green or sun-dried stun for the
burning. These two gathered up their bur
dens and followed. talking all !hs way:
homsward for the girls. and hey crossed q
meadow, stopping at II farther side BY Z
brook, where grew clumps OF golden msrsh
RarigOldh They were wanted - much ~
the DRY stuff, bus not for burning.
Of the Pnillipsona They're Tar too pretty.
They come far before tho lilies oiths London
ssthstics, In my opinion" This young man
ws: not, like his brother, an artist, but
trader. ., To put his .s..u: quite plainly, b. b.
mere ne was trending on 70 the dsbatablt
ground OF lily worshiH
"VeTy we'll out here" said young DUAL
trough testify; but not the things fol
ss mean 70 ia rsss = ON their dFssss~ You don'
~ w.s thinking Of that !" and the oths
marked ehs word. Aias Qusltrough"- b,
tS,nsd H .1 70 Ksesn"dc not iss hi~ talk yo'
Kate bad worn some only the evening bs
fore.
"No, shail not certainly shall not =
she cried laughing Nevertheless she WOr
only roses that night
"What do you with these,-Whst u thsi
virtusi' Doyle ssksd OF Asta
You shall go II you can be patient Thsi
virtue I'll cannot asy."
"EUpty ser r. oSled the young man.
"Ysa, we've reasoned out the nsea, bu
here don't know whore to begtn. "We s
way. do 1.-THE children always do Il"
"Whatf'
+" We Icy them about on the d0orsilis %,
the WindOW W-stlis, and We elreW them by th
ou,houssA II " Tor good iuck.' We q
want good luck."
$40 we do b1tEId !ias z seeeoa p q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-30

Nor IL II true only in the very limited
sense that you can tsll mans profession os
ocoupatiou IN life from the general oharacess
Of the books In his library. This . iact %
patent and evident 10 every one that Ia
statement would 10 more Huism. II 70
Into . library and - u 70 b made up Of
shelf upon shelf OF calf bound ocsavos with
biack and red sitls.labels, Of course know
that its owner 10 . lawyer, just - surely q
when notics the theological or medical com.
plexion Of another I conclude the owner 10
10 minister or doctor. The ipformation
thus given ne however, II not what mean.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-05

A Washington despatch points out
that though the pivsi guns of the cruiser
Atlanta are very powerful for vessel of
her character and size, they would make
a small show as compared with the heav-
lest ordnance now carried in war ships
The English, French and italian navy is
equipped with guns that would knock
into splinters the heaviest ordnance of
the United States on land or at sea. ANY
two of these foreign men>of-war could
90 into action below Sandy Hook, and
safely out of reach of torpedoes and land
batteries, could throw proiectles INTO
Central Park, New York.
Even more than new ships we need
new forts. Our harbOr defenCes are I'M
patriotic, preposterous and disgraceful.
Their walls have fallen into decay Rus
ty guns, ancient and dismanted, lie ne
elected IN their broken embrasures
Grass grows in ruined bastions, and rub
bish fills shallow trenches. Dry rot and
mildew sink into chinks and crevices and
desoIation and neglect meet the eye of
the commanding officer who still en-.
forces military cleanliness and the sentry
who preserves the fiction of guarding the
Crumblng monuments of fatuity.
The famous arguments of Samuel ] .
TiIden on the necessity of adequate
coast defeuces. remain at once unanswer-
able and vociferous. The great states.
man has passed away, but his works are
Inperishable.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-05
ENTERTAINING MRS. CLEVELAND.
An Elegant Banquet Given in Her Honor
by a Boston Gentleman.

An Elegant Banquet Given in Her Honor
by Boston Gentleman.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 5-The dinner
given in honor Of Mrs. Cleveland by Mr. A.
w Nickerson, of Boston, at hissummer home
in Marion, Thursday, was a notable event in
that quiet town. About II O'Clock Mrs
Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom, Mrs Welsh. and
few other guests were driven to the Great
Hill house-Mr Nickerson's place-in his
four-in-hand coach, the owner himself driv-
ing. Shortly afterwards the distinguished
party OF twenty persons sat down to the most
elaborate and beautifully prepared table ever,
spread in Marion.
The guests included, besides Mrs Cleve-
land, Mrs Welsh and Mrs Folsom, Gen. and
Mrs. A. W. Greedy, r W. Glider editor of
The Century, and his wife, Miss A L. Dawes
daughter of Senator Dawes, Joseph ,IefTer-
son the actor and his wife John A. Nicolav
marshal of the United States supreme COURT,
Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer, THE noted au-
thoress,, Mrs Samuel Warren and Miss
Florence Bayard daughters of the secretary
of state> and Mr. and Mrs. Mahlone Ogden
Jones-the last-named lady being Russian
countess. The dinner party did not break up
until after O'Clock.
Later Mrs. Cleveland took drive and
stopped on the road to attend an entertain
ment of tableaux vivants from Alice in
Wonderland" given in Mrs elders studio.
Mrs Cleveland was in excellant spirits and
chatted and laughed gaily with members of
the ri
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-05

Mr.. GoRHAM GRAY writes of the pro
ject of telephone communication between
this country and Europe: "Telephoniug
through wire being only aud simply II
wave OF reproduction similar to an air
wave or sound, or | might say a wave of
the ocean. is perfectly practical for
5000 900 miles, and in fact more 50 unN
der water than aerial, for disturbances
atmospheric do not occur under water,
nor do disturbances occur at depth be>
low a given sounding distance below the
surface of the water, rs the water at that
depth is at rest. The small steel wire
which | already have used for four years
under water is perfect reproducer. and
will reproduce 100000 miles far better
than the 100 miles now so long in my
service, and giving elearsreproduction of
conversation, and without any induction
whatever"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-05

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 5--The Courier
Journal has reports from "A counties out of
1l9 These cast - PER cent. of the entire
vote of the state in 1851 when Cleveland'S
majority was 81 S39 In these counties the
reduction of CIevelands vote has been &, DDS
Applying the same rate the remaining
counties the reduction in Buckner's vote will
be H. 9oS. This will leave a Democratic ma
jority of n, 81
On the other hand The Commercial saws
it has figures deduced from the most relia-
bic dispatches which show that the average
gain OF the Republicans so tar has been S2o
per county On the same ratio the Repub-
lican gam of the whole state will be IS, us.
This will leave majority for Buckner, count
ing the vote for Knott at "A 400, of 5, rs.
The gross Republican gain, so far as heard
from. is 5000. Six counties show Demo
cratic gain Of 5a9, leaving a net Republican
gain of u AL
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-05
A GERMAN paper makes the astoundi

A GERMAN paper makes the astounding
statement that more than two million
glass eyes are made every year in Ger
many and Switzerland, while one French
house manufactures 100000 of them an
nually Theepupil is made of colored
glass and sometimes red lines are painted
on the inner surface to stimulate the
veins. The largest number of these eyes
are bought hy.laborers who are exposed
to fire and are consequently liable to lose
an eye An artificial eye rarely lasts
more than five years, as the secreuons of
the lschrymsl glands cloud the surface
OF the glass. DR.. Magnus has pointed
ont the expression of The eye is almost
solely due to the movements OF the upper
eyehds; and this is the reason that we
may see a man with glass eye a hun
dred times before we discover his infirm
ity
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-05
HAS TEXAS GONE DRY?
An Austin Special SAYS 1t Probably Has
Other kilograms Differ

An AUSTIN special SAYS 1t Probably Has
Other kilograms Differ.
NEW Work, Aug. "a special to The
Sun from Houston, Tex, says: The election
returns on the prohibition question are com
ing IN rapidly All counties in southern
Texas are giving large ma jorities for the anti
Prohibitionists The present returns, care
fully estimated, indicate that prohibition
will be showed under by a majority of S.
900
New YORK. Aug 5-The Worlds Austin.
Tex, special saws: The news received here
would indicate that the state has actually
gone Prohibition by large majority. The
news, however. from the black district is
meagre, and there is a chance that this result
may be changed. The vote in this city
stands, $50 majority for the ants The state
is so large, and in many extensive districts
the facilities for communication are so
meager, that the absolute result may not be
known for days.
Following are figures for Ell Paso and the
other precincts of the county on the prohibi-
ton amendment; Ell Paso-for is7, against
1913; Yoleta-majorit against, go; San
Elizario-majority against, l0i Sierra
Banca-ma jority against, 81; Calprice-
majority against, -.
The election Thursday was solely upon con-
stitutional amendments, the prohibition ques-
ton being the only one of general interest in
yOIva1
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-05

MILWAUKEE, Aug 5.-Advices from Green
Bay state that forest fires have been raging
along the line of the Green Bay, Wmona &
st. Paul road and have caused considerable
damage at various points The Sherwood
forest, few miles this side of Mcmillan
Junction suffered from extensive fires, and
thousands Of dollars worth of property in
that vicinity was destroyed. At Lynn, Bar
her's saw-nill was burned to the ground,
with considerable stock. The loss Is un
known. Rain has effectually dampened every.
thing, SO there Is now no danger.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-05

Burk's white pine balsam TO rcoughs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-05
MONEYS ARMAMENT,
WITH WHICH HE PROPOSED TO BEARD
THE LION.

A Plant Big Enough to Annihilate a Fleet
A Girl Murdered by Her Unreasonable
Father-That Alleged Anarchist Decision
-McGarigle Safe Enough - Murderer
Maxwell Gets q New Lease.
New YORK, Aug. 5-All the prominent
lrishmen of the city deny any knowledge of
Mooney, who tried to destroy the steamer
Queen Wednesday. j. O'Meagher Condor,
of The Irish World, says the man has no
connection with that paper, and he believes
that the society that Mooney claimed to rep
resent is a myth
his effects were found in a uncovered,
oak-bound trunk and two valises, all care
fully packed, as though the man had made
preparations for hasty departure In the
trunk were found two pieces of gas-pipe,
packages of powder, sulphur, PHOSPHORUS,
crystals of chloride of potassium, several glass
tubes and some blasting caps for atlas pow
der, besides clothes and notebooks. There
were picture of DR.. McGlynn and few
personal letters Several yards of fuse and
box of draughtsman's instruments completed
the list. The pipes were of very heavy brass,
of unequal lengths, and at about one
third of the distance from one end
of each was a cock, which the police did not
attempt to turn. The shank of the cock was
made of a soft metal that could be eaten
away by acid placed in the smaller chamber
and thus explode the contents of the larger
Capt. Jostlin, who made the examination,
remarked: mooney was ready to blow up
fleet
Mooney was arraigned in the jefferson
Market police court Thursday afternoon, and
was held for examination as to his sanity.
Twenty feet OF waterproof fuse, taken from
Moneys trunk. was laid upon the desk in
court, together with many glass tubes. The
detectives said these were part of Mooney S
Internal mechanics
Mooney said he was an inventor; that these
were part OF his experiment materials; that
he IS now engaged on torpedo boat, and
that he had received letters from the sec
rotary of the navy about the torpedo boat
He had, he said, also been in communication
with the secretary of the French navy. He
had not yet secured patent and did not
want his business exposed. There were also
produced in court a package of acid, box Of
100 triple force 2j-cahber blasting caps, a
package of sugar and a package of chlorate
of potash, and brass faucet machine for
filing bombs with acid
For every blow the English give the
American flag shall give another as long as
| live, said Mooney.